The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which means the industry is officially back in a bull market for the first time this year.
So what's behind rising oil prices?
According to the latest quarterly report from the International Energy Agency, oil demand is up 2.4 percent year on year.
On the supply side, production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers have also helped tackle the oil glut.
And geopolitical issues are also a factor: An independence vote in the oil-rich Iraqi Kurdish region has inflamed tensions. Turkey has threatened crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds.
ProfessorGiacomo Luciani from the Graduate Institute in Geneva discusses the current state of the oil market.
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/

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RickRule - Gold Market Price - Oil Price - Stock Markets - For 2018
Once again I had the pleasure of catching up with Rick Rule, and in this interview we talked about the Uranium market, Bitcoin, Gold,
ick is known as one of the most “street-smart” people in the natural resource sector and gold world with nearly 40 years of experience. Sprott Asset ManagementUSAInc. manages over a billion and through acquisition is now part of the $7 billion Sprott Asset Management LP. Sprott Asset Management USA Inc. provides investment advice and brokerage services to high net worth individuals, institutional investors and corporate entities worldwide. Rick and his team are also successfully involved in agriculture, alternative energy, conventional energy, forestry, infrastructure, mining and water resources investing on a world wide basis.

The CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director of Energy Markets and Security at the International Energy Agency, to present the IEA's Oil MarketReport 2017.
In late 2016, leading oil producers put together the most comprehensive agreement to limit oil output seen since 2009 to ensure the stabilization of oil prices and avoid economic dislocation in producing countries. Underscored by well-supplied oil markets, and this new period of production management, the Oil Market Report projects the following trends through 2022:
Oil Demand is expected to grow strongly at least to 2022, with main developing economies leading the way.
The need for more production capacity becomes apparent by the end of the decade, even if supply appears plentiful today.
It is not clear that upstream projects will be completed in time due to the unprecedented two-year fall in investment in 2015 and 2016, although major reductions in costs will help.
There is a risk of prices rising more sharply by 2022 as the spare production cushion is eroded.
A discussion moderated by KevinBook will follow.

published:16 Mar 2017

views:1682

Story of oil in comics. How OPEC was formed, why prices rose and why they are now falling. A wonderful, colorful, informative animated story for children (of all ages).
Bisbo's latest video on Oil Prices:
-----------------------------------------------------
Oil prices in 2018: Will the rally last? https://youtu.be/Gs7F5dhjOUY
Our video on the ill-effects on fracking:
--------------------------------------------------------------
Why fracking is dangerous: https://youtu.be/Icxn18tPwRw
Our video on how the tax component on petrol keeps prices high
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Petrol prices: Why prices remain high at the pump: https://youtu.be/ompYWYS3d1Q
The word "crore" (10 million = 1 crore) used in the video is common is South Asian countries, which don't follow the international system.
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Global oil prices are on the move again. Market watchers would be quick to say that that’s nothing new, given swings that can occur on a daily or weekly basis. But the recent $8 drop in West Texas Intermediate crude revived fears that a steeper drop could be in the works. Producers don’t seem satisfied that the recent range will hold; no doubt they are jaded by the wide gyrations of the past three years – or longer. At the same time, a broader audience is looking at the effect of crude oil’s latest movements on our dollar, and wondering where things are headed. Are prices settling into a range, or can we expect further shifting?
Brought to you by Export Development Canada

published:18 May 2017

views:906

The oil market has all but abandoned the hope of a re-balancing any time soon, with the re-emergence of a pricing structure that signals investors expect a glut to endure into next year.
The return of a deep contango -- when oil prices for immediate delivery are lower than forward contracts -- comes days after several Wall Street banks warned investors of a deteriorating outlook for 2018 because of strong U.S. shale production growth and the rising output in Nigeria and Libya.

Crude oil price in International Market has hit 60 dollars per barrel. It is highest in last 2 and a half years. High crude oil price is not a good news for an Indian Economy. Crude oil price increase inflation and it is not good for the growth of the economy.
Truck manufacturers are offering a steep discount to offload inventory before the year end. The reason for these discounts is a regulatory change w.e.f 1st Jan 2018 that mandates to fit air blower in commercial vehicles.
Construction, Engineering, and Auto sectors have witnessed highest job growth. It implies that companies in these sectors are anticipating higher growth thus increased hiring. It is a good news for these sectors.
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On restaurantmenus, "market price" (often abbreviated to m.p. or mp) is written instead of a price to mean "price of dish depends on market price of ingredients, and price is available upon request", and is particularly used for seafood, notably lobsters and oysters.

See also

Equilibrium price (the market price typically equals the equilibrium price, although sometimes there may be delays as the price slowly adjusts towards the equilibrium)

Khan Academy

Khan Academy is a non-profit educational organization created in 2006 by educator Salman Khan with the aim of providing a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. The organization produces short lectures in the form of YouTube videos. In addition to micro lectures, the organization's website features practice exercises and tools for educators. All resources are available for free to anyone around the world. The main language of the website is English, but the content is also available in other languages.

In late 2004, Khan began tutoring his cousin Nadia who needed help with math using Yahoo!'s Doodle notepad.When other relatives and friends sought similar help, he decided that it would be more practical to distribute the tutorials on YouTube. The videos' popularity and the testimonials of appreciative students prompted Khan to quit his job in finance as a hedge fund analyst at Connective Capital Management in 2009, and focus on the tutorials (then released under the moniker "Khan Academy") full-time.

Stock market

A stock market or equity market or share market is the aggregation of buyers and sellers (a loose network of economic transactions, not a physical facility or discrete entity) of stocks (also called shares); these may include securities listed on a stock exchange as well as those only traded privately.

Size of the market

Stocks can be categorized in various ways. One common way is by the country where the company is domiciled. For example, Nestlé and Novartis are domiciled in Switzerland, so they may be considered as part of the Swiss stock market, although their stock may also be traded at exchanges in other countries.

At the close of 2012, the size of the world stock market (total market capitalisation) was about US$55 trillion. By country, the largest market was the United States (about 34%), followed by Japan (about 6%) and the United Kingdom (about 6%). This went up more in 2013.

Stock exchange

A stock exchange is a place or organization by which stock traders (people and companies) can trade stocks. Companies may want to get their stock listed on a stock exchange. Other stocks may be traded "over the counter", that is, through a dealer. A large company will usually have its stock listed on many exchanges across the world.

The oil market's rebalancing act - Counting the Cost

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which means the industry is officially back in a bull market for the first time this year.
So what's behind rising oil prices?
According to the latest quarterly report from the International Energy Agency, oil demand is up 2.4 percent year on year.
On the supply side, production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers have also helped tackle the oil glut.
And geopolitical issues are also a factor: An independence vote in the oil-rich Iraqi Kurdish region has inflamed tensions. Turkey has threatened crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds.
ProfessorGiacomo Luciani from the Graduate Institute in Geneva discusses the current state of the oil market.
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/

Rick Rule - Gold Market Price - Oil Price - Stock Markets - For 2018

Daily VoiceNews - Economic Collapsehttp://dailyvoicenews.com
RickRule - Gold Market Price - Oil Price - Stock Markets - For 2018
Once again I had the pleasure of catching up with Rick Rule, and in this interview we talked about the Uranium market, Bitcoin, Gold,
ick is known as one of the most “street-smart” people in the natural resource sector and gold world with nearly 40 years of experience. Sprott Asset ManagementUSAInc. manages over a billion and through acquisition is now part of the $7 billion Sprott Asset Management LP. Sprott Asset Management USA Inc. provides investment advice and brokerage services to high net worth individuals, institutional investors and corporate entities worldwide. Rick and his team are also successfully involved in agriculture, alternative energy, conventional energy, forestry, infrastructure, mining and water resources investing on a world wide basis.

1:42

How oil prices impact the market

How oil prices impact the market

How oil prices impact the market

IEA Oil Market Report 2017

The CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director of Energy Markets and Security at the International Energy Agency, to present the IEA's Oil MarketReport 2017.
In late 2016, leading oil producers put together the most comprehensive agreement to limit oil output seen since 2009 to ensure the stabilization of oil prices and avoid economic dislocation in producing countries. Underscored by well-supplied oil markets, and this new period of production management, the Oil Market Report projects the following trends through 2022:
Oil Demand is expected to grow strongly at least to 2022, with main developing economies leading the way.
The need for more production capacity becomes apparent by the end of the decade, even if supply appears plentiful today.
It is not clear that upstream projects will be completed in time due to the unprecedented two-year fall in investment in 2015 and 2016, although major reductions in costs will help.
There is a risk of prices rising more sharply by 2022 as the spare production cushion is eroded.
A discussion moderated by KevinBook will follow.

5:35

Why oil prices remain low?

Why oil prices remain low?

Why oil prices remain low?

Story of oil in comics. How OPEC was formed, why prices rose and why they are now falling. A wonderful, colorful, informative animated story for children (of all ages).
Bisbo's latest video on Oil Prices:
-----------------------------------------------------
Oil prices in 2018: Will the rally last? https://youtu.be/Gs7F5dhjOUY
Our video on the ill-effects on fracking:
--------------------------------------------------------------
Why fracking is dangerous: https://youtu.be/Icxn18tPwRw
Our video on how the tax component on petrol keeps prices high
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Petrol prices: Why prices remain high at the pump: https://youtu.be/ompYWYS3d1Q
The word "crore" (10 million = 1 crore) used in the video is common is South Asian countries, which don't follow the international system.
Support us with as little as $2 a month or get your name featured in our videos:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Follow Bisbo on Twitter:
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5:54

The Crude Truth About the Oil Market - May 18, 2017

The Crude Truth About the Oil Market - May 18, 2017

The Crude Truth About the Oil Market - May 18, 2017

Global oil prices are on the move again. Market watchers would be quick to say that that’s nothing new, given swings that can occur on a daily or weekly basis. But the recent $8 drop in West Texas Intermediate crude revived fears that a steeper drop could be in the works. Producers don’t seem satisfied that the recent range will hold; no doubt they are jaded by the wide gyrations of the past three years – or longer. At the same time, a broader audience is looking at the effect of crude oil’s latest movements on our dollar, and wondering where things are headed. Are prices settling into a range, or can we expect further shifting?
Brought to you by Export Development Canada

3:10

Oil Market Outlook for 2018 is Looking Troublesome

Oil Market Outlook for 2018 is Looking Troublesome

Oil Market Outlook for 2018 is Looking Troublesome

The oil market has all but abandoned the hope of a re-balancing any time soon, with the re-emergence of a pricing structure that signals investors expect a glut to endure into next year.
The return of a deep contango -- when oil prices for immediate delivery are lower than forward contracts -- comes days after several Wall Street banks warned investors of a deteriorating outlook for 2018 because of strong U.S. shale production growth and the rising output in Nigeria and Libya.

Stock Market #10 - Crude Oil Price, Job Growth, Regulatory Change

Crude oil price in International Market has hit 60 dollars per barrel. It is highest in last 2 and a half years. High crude oil price is not a good news for an Indian Economy. Crude oil price increase inflation and it is not good for the growth of the economy.
Truck manufacturers are offering a steep discount to offload inventory before the year end. The reason for these discounts is a regulatory change w.e.f 1st Jan 2018 that mandates to fit air blower in commercial vehicles.
Construction, Engineering, and Auto sectors have witnessed highest job growth. It implies that companies in these sectors are anticipating higher growth thus increased hiring. It is a good news for these sectors.
If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows
https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh
By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language.
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Crude oil price hike brings major stock market indices down. Nifty below 10300.
Sensex also breaks by 150 points.
Banking shares under pressure and bank nifty dips 1%.
Midcap index also under the influence of profit booking.
CNBC Awaaz is India’s number one business channel and an undisputed leader in business news and information for the last ten years. Our channel aims to educate, inform and inspire consumers to go beyond limitations, with practical tips on personal finance, investing, technology, consumer goods and capital markets. Policymakers and business owners alike have grown to trust CNBC Awaaz as the most reliable source with its eye on India’s business climate. Our programming gives consumers a platform to make decisions with confidence.
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Thinking about what moves oil prices
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3:38

Stock Market highly correlated with Oil Prices in 2016

Stock Market highly correlated with Oil Prices in 2016

Stock Market highly correlated with Oil Prices in 2016

http://www.MarketTimingUniversity.com
http://www.BearMarketIndicator.com
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/25/oil-and-stocks-are-moving-tick-for-tick.html
Stocks are correlated to oil prices in 2016. Is Deflation coming? Investors should watch this video for news and analysis about what is happening in the U.S. economy and stock market. Why is this important? Investors need to know how to prepare for retirement.

The oil market's rebalancing act - Counting the Cost

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which means the industry is officially back in a bull market for the first time this year.
So what's behind rising oil prices?
According to the latest quarterly report from the International Energy Agency, oil demand is up 2.4 percent year on year.
On the supply side, production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers have also helped tackle the oil glut.
And geopolitical issues are also a factor: An independence vote in the oil-rich Iraqi Kurdish region has inflamed tensions. Turkey has threatened crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds.
ProfessorGiacomo Luciani from the Graduate Institute in Geneva discusses the curr...

Rick Rule - Gold Market Price - Oil Price - Stock Markets - For 2018

Daily VoiceNews - Economic Collapsehttp://dailyvoicenews.com
RickRule - Gold Market Price - Oil Price - Stock Markets - For 2018
Once again I had the pleasure of catching up with Rick Rule, and in this interview we talked about the Uranium market, Bitcoin, Gold,
ick is known as one of the most “street-smart” people in the natural resource sector and gold world with nearly 40 years of experience. Sprott Asset ManagementUSAInc. manages over a billion and through acquisition is now part of the $7 billion Sprott Asset Management LP. Sprott Asset Management USA Inc. provides investment advice and brokerage services to high net worth individuals, institutional investors and corporate entities worldwide. Rick and his team are also successfully involved in agriculture, alternative energy, co...

published: 04 Dec 2017

How oil prices impact the market

IEA Oil Market Report 2017

The CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director of Energy Markets and Security at the International Energy Agency, to present the IEA's Oil MarketReport 2017.
In late 2016, leading oil producers put together the most comprehensive agreement to limit oil output seen since 2009 to ensure the stabilization of oil prices and avoid economic dislocation in producing countries. Underscored by well-supplied oil markets, and this new period of production management, the Oil Market Report projects the following trends through 2022:
Oil Demand is expected to grow strongly at least to 2022, with main developing economies leading the way.
The need for more production capacity becomes apparent by the end of the decade, even if supply appears plentiful...

published: 16 Mar 2017

Why oil prices remain low?

Story of oil in comics. How OPEC was formed, why prices rose and why they are now falling. A wonderful, colorful, informative animated story for children (of all ages).
Bisbo's latest video on Oil Prices:
-----------------------------------------------------
Oil prices in 2018: Will the rally last? https://youtu.be/Gs7F5dhjOUY
Our video on the ill-effects on fracking:
--------------------------------------------------------------
Why fracking is dangerous: https://youtu.be/Icxn18tPwRw
Our video on how the tax component on petrol keeps prices high
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Petrol prices: Why prices remain high at the pump: https://youtu.be/ompYWYS3d1Q
The word "crore" (10 million = 1 crore) used in the video ...

published: 08 Jan 2016

The Crude Truth About the Oil Market - May 18, 2017

Global oil prices are on the move again. Market watchers would be quick to say that that’s nothing new, given swings that can occur on a daily or weekly basis. But the recent $8 drop in West Texas Intermediate crude revived fears that a steeper drop could be in the works. Producers don’t seem satisfied that the recent range will hold; no doubt they are jaded by the wide gyrations of the past three years – or longer. At the same time, a broader audience is looking at the effect of crude oil’s latest movements on our dollar, and wondering where things are headed. Are prices settling into a range, or can we expect further shifting?
Brought to you by Export Development Canada

published: 18 May 2017

Oil Market Outlook for 2018 is Looking Troublesome

The oil market has all but abandoned the hope of a re-balancing any time soon, with the re-emergence of a pricing structure that signals investors expect a glut to endure into next year.
The return of a deep contango -- when oil prices for immediate delivery are lower than forward contracts -- comes days after several Wall Street banks warned investors of a deteriorating outlook for 2018 because of strong U.S. shale production growth and the rising output in Nigeria and Libya.

Stock Market #10 - Crude Oil Price, Job Growth, Regulatory Change

Crude oil price in International Market has hit 60 dollars per barrel. It is highest in last 2 and a half years. High crude oil price is not a good news for an Indian Economy. Crude oil price increase inflation and it is not good for the growth of the economy.
Truck manufacturers are offering a steep discount to offload inventory before the year end. The reason for these discounts is a regulatory change w.e.f 1st Jan 2018 that mandates to fit air blower in commercial vehicles.
Construction, Engineering, and Auto sectors have witnessed highest job growth. It implies that companies in these sectors are anticipating higher growth thus increased hiring. It is a good news for these sectors.
If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows
https://g...

Crude oil price hike brings major stock market indices down. Nifty below 10300.
Sensex also breaks by 150 points.
Banking shares under pressure and bank nifty dips 1%.
Midcap index also under the influence of profit booking.
CNBC Awaaz is India’s number one business channel and an undisputed leader in business news and information for the last ten years. Our channel aims to educate, inform and inspire consumers to go beyond limitations, with practical tips on personal finance, investing, technology, consumer goods and capital markets. Policymakers and business owners alike have grown to trust CNBC Awaaz as the most reliable source with its eye on India’s business climate. Our programming gives consumers a platform to make decisions with confidence.
Subscribe to the CNBC Awaaz YouTube cha...

Thinking about what moves oil prices
Watch the next lesson: https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/microeconomics/elasticity-tutorial/price-elasticity-tutorial/v/price-elasticity-of-demand?utm_source=YT&utm_medium=Desc&utm_campaign=microeconomics
Missed the previous lesson? https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/microeconomics/supply-demand-equilibrium/oil-prices-tutorial/v/breakdown-of-gas-prices?utm_source=YT&utm_medium=Desc&utm_campaign=microeconomics
Microeconomics on Khan Academy: Topics covered in a traditional college level introductory microeconomics course
About Khan Academy: Khan Academy offers practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empower learners to study at their own pace in and outside of the class...

published: 13 Mar 2012

Stock Market highly correlated with Oil Prices in 2016

http://www.MarketTimingUniversity.com
http://www.BearMarketIndicator.com
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/25/oil-and-stocks-are-moving-tick-for-tick.html
Stocks are correlated to oil prices in 2016. Is Deflation coming? Investors should watch this video for news and analysis about what is happening in the U.S. economy and stock market. Why is this important? Investors need to know how to prepare for retirement.

The oil market's rebalancing act - Counting the Cost

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which ...

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which means the industry is officially back in a bull market for the first time this year.
So what's behind rising oil prices?
According to the latest quarterly report from the International Energy Agency, oil demand is up 2.4 percent year on year.
On the supply side, production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers have also helped tackle the oil glut.
And geopolitical issues are also a factor: An independence vote in the oil-rich Iraqi Kurdish region has inflamed tensions. Turkey has threatened crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds.
ProfessorGiacomo Luciani from the Graduate Institute in Geneva discusses the current state of the oil market.
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which means the industry is officially back in a bull market for the first time this year.
So what's behind rising oil prices?
According to the latest quarterly report from the International Energy Agency, oil demand is up 2.4 percent year on year.
On the supply side, production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers have also helped tackle the oil glut.
And geopolitical issues are also a factor: An independence vote in the oil-rich Iraqi Kurdish region has inflamed tensions. Turkey has threatened crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds.
ProfessorGiacomo Luciani from the Graduate Institute in Geneva discusses the current state of the oil market.
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/

Daily VoiceNews - Economic Collapsehttp://dailyvoicenews.com
RickRule - Gold Market Price - Oil Price - Stock Markets - For 2018
Once again I had the pleasure of catching up with Rick Rule, and in this interview we talked about the Uranium market, Bitcoin, Gold,
ick is known as one of the most “street-smart” people in the natural resource sector and gold world with nearly 40 years of experience. Sprott Asset ManagementUSAInc. manages over a billion and through acquisition is now part of the $7 billion Sprott Asset Management LP. Sprott Asset Management USA Inc. provides investment advice and brokerage services to high net worth individuals, institutional investors and corporate entities worldwide. Rick and his team are also successfully involved in agriculture, alternative energy, conventional energy, forestry, infrastructure, mining and water resources investing on a world wide basis.

Daily VoiceNews - Economic Collapsehttp://dailyvoicenews.com
RickRule - Gold Market Price - Oil Price - Stock Markets - For 2018
Once again I had the pleasure of catching up with Rick Rule, and in this interview we talked about the Uranium market, Bitcoin, Gold,
ick is known as one of the most “street-smart” people in the natural resource sector and gold world with nearly 40 years of experience. Sprott Asset ManagementUSAInc. manages over a billion and through acquisition is now part of the $7 billion Sprott Asset Management LP. Sprott Asset Management USA Inc. provides investment advice and brokerage services to high net worth individuals, institutional investors and corporate entities worldwide. Rick and his team are also successfully involved in agriculture, alternative energy, conventional energy, forestry, infrastructure, mining and water resources investing on a world wide basis.

The CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director of Energy Markets and Security at the International Energy Agency, to present the IEA's Oil MarketReport 2017.
In late 2016, leading oil producers put together the most comprehensive agreement to limit oil output seen since 2009 to ensure the stabilization of oil prices and avoid economic dislocation in producing countries. Underscored by well-supplied oil markets, and this new period of production management, the Oil Market Report projects the following trends through 2022:
Oil Demand is expected to grow strongly at least to 2022, with main developing economies leading the way.
The need for more production capacity becomes apparent by the end of the decade, even if supply appears plentiful today.
It is not clear that upstream projects will be completed in time due to the unprecedented two-year fall in investment in 2015 and 2016, although major reductions in costs will help.
There is a risk of prices rising more sharply by 2022 as the spare production cushion is eroded.
A discussion moderated by KevinBook will follow.

The CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director of Energy Markets and Security at the International Energy Agency, to present the IEA's Oil MarketReport 2017.
In late 2016, leading oil producers put together the most comprehensive agreement to limit oil output seen since 2009 to ensure the stabilization of oil prices and avoid economic dislocation in producing countries. Underscored by well-supplied oil markets, and this new period of production management, the Oil Market Report projects the following trends through 2022:
Oil Demand is expected to grow strongly at least to 2022, with main developing economies leading the way.
The need for more production capacity becomes apparent by the end of the decade, even if supply appears plentiful today.
It is not clear that upstream projects will be completed in time due to the unprecedented two-year fall in investment in 2015 and 2016, although major reductions in costs will help.
There is a risk of prices rising more sharply by 2022 as the spare production cushion is eroded.
A discussion moderated by KevinBook will follow.

Why oil prices remain low?

Story of oil in comics. How OPEC was formed, why prices rose and why they are now falling. A wonderful, colorful, informative animated story for children (of al...

Story of oil in comics. How OPEC was formed, why prices rose and why they are now falling. A wonderful, colorful, informative animated story for children (of all ages).
Bisbo's latest video on Oil Prices:
-----------------------------------------------------
Oil prices in 2018: Will the rally last? https://youtu.be/Gs7F5dhjOUY
Our video on the ill-effects on fracking:
--------------------------------------------------------------
Why fracking is dangerous: https://youtu.be/Icxn18tPwRw
Our video on how the tax component on petrol keeps prices high
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Petrol prices: Why prices remain high at the pump: https://youtu.be/ompYWYS3d1Q
The word "crore" (10 million = 1 crore) used in the video is common is South Asian countries, which don't follow the international system.
Support us with as little as $2 a month or get your name featured in our videos:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.patreon.com/Bisbo
Follow Bisbo on Twitter:
--------------------------------------
@BisboGo
UPSC
---------
Use this video to prepare for UPSC and civil services examinations.

Story of oil in comics. How OPEC was formed, why prices rose and why they are now falling. A wonderful, colorful, informative animated story for children (of all ages).
Bisbo's latest video on Oil Prices:
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The Crude Truth About the Oil Market - May 18, 2017

Global oil prices are on the move again. Market watchers would be quick to say that that’s nothing new, given swings that can occur on a daily or weekly basis. ...

Global oil prices are on the move again. Market watchers would be quick to say that that’s nothing new, given swings that can occur on a daily or weekly basis. But the recent $8 drop in West Texas Intermediate crude revived fears that a steeper drop could be in the works. Producers don’t seem satisfied that the recent range will hold; no doubt they are jaded by the wide gyrations of the past three years – or longer. At the same time, a broader audience is looking at the effect of crude oil’s latest movements on our dollar, and wondering where things are headed. Are prices settling into a range, or can we expect further shifting?
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Global oil prices are on the move again. Market watchers would be quick to say that that’s nothing new, given swings that can occur on a daily or weekly basis. But the recent $8 drop in West Texas Intermediate crude revived fears that a steeper drop could be in the works. Producers don’t seem satisfied that the recent range will hold; no doubt they are jaded by the wide gyrations of the past three years – or longer. At the same time, a broader audience is looking at the effect of crude oil’s latest movements on our dollar, and wondering where things are headed. Are prices settling into a range, or can we expect further shifting?
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Oil Market Outlook for 2018 is Looking Troublesome

The oil market has all but abandoned the hope of a re-balancing any time soon, with the re-emergence of a pricing structure that signals investors expect a glut...

The oil market has all but abandoned the hope of a re-balancing any time soon, with the re-emergence of a pricing structure that signals investors expect a glut to endure into next year.
The return of a deep contango -- when oil prices for immediate delivery are lower than forward contracts -- comes days after several Wall Street banks warned investors of a deteriorating outlook for 2018 because of strong U.S. shale production growth and the rising output in Nigeria and Libya.

The oil market has all but abandoned the hope of a re-balancing any time soon, with the re-emergence of a pricing structure that signals investors expect a glut to endure into next year.
The return of a deep contango -- when oil prices for immediate delivery are lower than forward contracts -- comes days after several Wall Street banks warned investors of a deteriorating outlook for 2018 because of strong U.S. shale production growth and the rising output in Nigeria and Libya.

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Crude oil price in International Market has hit 60 dollars per barrel. It is highest in last 2 and a half years. High crude oil price is not a good news for an Indian Economy. Crude oil price increase inflation and it is not good for the growth of the economy.
Truck manufacturers are offering a steep discount to offload inventory before the year end. The reason for these discounts is a regulatory change w.e.f 1st Jan 2018 that mandates to fit air blower in commercial vehicles.
Construction, Engineering, and Auto sectors have witnessed highest job growth. It implies that companies in these sectors are anticipating higher growth thus increased hiring. It is a good news for these sectors.
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Crude oil price hike brings major stock market indices down. Nifty below 10300.
Sensex also breaks by 150 points.
Banking shares under pressure and bank nifty dips 1%.
Midcap index also under the influence of profit booking.
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Crude oil price hike brings major stock market indices down. Nifty below 10300.
Sensex also breaks by 150 points.
Banking shares under pressure and bank nifty dips 1%.
Midcap index also under the influence of profit booking.
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Stocks are correlated to oil prices in 2016. Is Deflation coming? Investors should watch this video for news and analysis about what is happening in the U.S. economy and stock market. Why is this important? Investors need to know how to prepare for retirement.

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The oil market's rebalancing act - Counting the Cost

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which means the industry is officially back in a bull market for the first time this year.
So what's behind rising oil prices?
According to the latest quarterly report from the International Energy Agency, oil demand is up 2.4 percent year on year.
On the supply side, production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers have also helped tackle the oil glut.
And geopolitical issues are also a factor: An independence vote in the oil-rich Iraqi Kurdish region has inflamed tensions. Turkey has threatened crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds.
ProfessorGiacomo Luciani from the Graduate Institute in Geneva discusses the curr...

What's behind the falling price of oil? - Inside Story

With too much global supply and the lowest price in nearly 20 years - there's anxiety about a possible oil market meltdown.
US crude prices fell below $30 a barrel on Tuesday, before settling down, but only a bit.
While most major oil companies are slashing their budgets and jobs, some of the biggest oil companies like Saudi Aramco have not cut back on production.
And some OPEC states, like Iran and Iraq, are looking to increase production.
In the past year, the price of a barrel of oil has fallen by more than 50%.
The highest price in the last 12 months was $110 a barrel.
Some investment bankers are now warning that oil could crash to $10 a barrel.
So, what's behind the falling price of oil and what does it mean for consumers?
Presenter: Peter Dobbie
Guests:
Corneli...

published: 15 Jan 2016

The Road to Market Rebalance: Oil & Gas in 2017

We enter the new year with higher oil prices, but also the continued questions around the implementation of and compliance with announced OPEC and non-OPEC supply cutbacks, resurgent U.D. production, enormous stocks, potential increases from Nigeria, Libya, and elsewhere, still-enormous stocks, and various forecasts of new demand growth. Against this backdrop, the CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram invites you to join us for a discussion with President of RBN Energy Rusty Braziel, ESAI Energy's Managing Principal of Petroleum & Alternative Fuels Sarah Emerson, and IHS Energy's VP of Oil Markets (Midstream and Downstream) Kurt Barrow on where U.S. domestic and global oil and gas markets are heading in 2017.

Crude oil price hike brings major stock market indices down. Nifty below 10300.
Sensex also breaks by 150 points.
Banking shares under pressure and bank nifty dips 1%.
Midcap index also under the influence of profit booking.
CNBC Awaaz is India’s number one business channel and an undisputed leader in business news and information for the last ten years. Our channel aims to educate, inform and inspire consumers to go beyond limitations, with practical tips on personal finance, investing, technology, consumer goods and capital markets. Policymakers and business owners alike have grown to trust CNBC Awaaz as the most reliable source with its eye on India’s business climate. Our programming gives consumers a platform to make decisions with confidence.
Subscribe to the CNBC Awaaz YouTube cha...

published: 12 Dec 2017

IEA Oil Market Report 2017

The CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director of Energy Markets and Security at the International Energy Agency, to present the IEA's Oil MarketReport 2017.
In late 2016, leading oil producers put together the most comprehensive agreement to limit oil output seen since 2009 to ensure the stabilization of oil prices and avoid economic dislocation in producing countries. Underscored by well-supplied oil markets, and this new period of production management, the Oil Market Report projects the following trends through 2022:
Oil Demand is expected to grow strongly at least to 2022, with main developing economies leading the way.
The need for more production capacity becomes apparent by the end of the decade, even if supply appears plentiful...

published: 16 Mar 2017

The future of oil jobs in the Middle East | Counting the Cost

Counting the Cost - The future of oil jobs in the Middle EastThe Organisation of Petroleum ExportingCountries (OPEC) and 11 other oil-producing nations have extended oil production cuts until March 2018 in an attempt to drain the global oversupply of oil and prop up the price of crude.
Saudi Arabia led the push to extend the curbs, but oil prices have risen less than OPEC countries have hoped for. And that's because oil at current prices is enough to bring US producers back into the market.
What will OPEC's production cut extension mean for energy jobs in the region?
Cian Brennan from the consultants Turner and Townsend looks at what changes are coming for the Middle East's oil industry.
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://alja...

published: 27 May 2017

This All Happens This Year: Oil, Bitcoin, Gold, Recession.

Oil, Bitcoin, Gold, Recession in 2018.
Sub: http://bit.ly/2oDOo9S
Whether talking about oil, or precious metals, or bitcoin, there will be many significant events n 2018.
There will almost certainly be a recession, and quite possibly a decline in stock market prices. You will start hearing a lot more about inflation too.
There has been a shift in the psychology of investors, and that might mean we are due for a reversal in the trend over the last few years.
Learn more at www.PeterLeeds.com, or check out some similar videos here:
http://bit.ly/2BwOuXm

published: 16 Feb 2018

Oil Market Movers – Fundamentals, Finance, and Volatile Sentiment

Following last month’s “Road to (Oil Market) Rebalance” session, the CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host an in-depth discussion on how investor and corporate flows are impacting oil production, inventory disposition, and investment decisions going forward. Market rebalance is underway, and producer sentiment is increasingly positive, spurred by both encouraging signs relative to OPEC compliance and potentially stronger demand growth, but the pace and timing remain elusive. Fund positioning in NYMEXWTI and Brent (ICE) reached record highs last month, and the narrowing contango supported inventory draws from floating storage.
But significant challenges remain - from both a fundamentals and policy perspective. Just as the industry emerged buoyant from its week-long ga...

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Robert Rapier: Oil Prices Stuck in Bear Market Trading Range But No Peak Demand for Oil

Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed returning guest, oil and energy expert, Robert Rapier http://www.rrapier.com/. Robert has 25 years of experience working in the oil & energy industry and he writes a free weekly column for Forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapier/#336ba0e82b47.
Robert writes free articles for OilPrice.com http://oilprice.com/contributors/Robert-Rapier/articles
Robert also writes 2 paid energy newsletters for Investing Daily: https://www.investingdaily.com/experts/robert-rapier
During this 25+ minute interview, Jason starts off by asking Robert if he thinks oil is stuck in a long bear market and a bearish, downward trading range?
Robert talks about how oil's been in a bear market for 3 out of the last 4 years. With countries like Libya, Nigeria, Iran an...

published: 25 Aug 2017

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The usage and pricing of gasoline (or petrol) results from factors such as crude oil prices, processing and distribution costs, local demand, the strength of local currencies, local taxation, and the availability of local sources of gasoline (supply). Since fuels are traded worldwide, the trade prices are similar. The price paid by consumers largely reflects national pricing policy. Some regions, such as Europe and Japan, impose high taxes on gasoline (petrol); others, such as Saudi Arabia and Venezuela, subsidize the cost. Western countries have among the highest usage rates per person. The largest consumer is the United States, which used an average of 368 million US gallons (1.46 gigalitres) each day in 2011.
US petroleum consumption reached an estimated 18.87 million barrels per day (...

Inside Story - Can the oil market be controlled?

It seems OPEC is trying to increase prices again and strengthen oil producing economies.
Some of the cartel's energy ministers met their counterpart from non-OPEC member Russia on Sunday.
The ministers want to see greater cooperation between OPEC and non-OPEC countries to stabilise the oil market.
Prices fell to an all-time low in January.
They're still half what they were at their peak two years ago.
OPEC is looking to review its strategy.
Will the potential agreement with Russia hold? How will we all be affected?
Presenter: Sami Zeidan
Guests: Richard Mallinson, EnergyAspects consultancy.
Mikhail Krutihin, RusEnergy Consulting.
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The oil market's rebalancing act - Counting the Cost

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which ...

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which means the industry is officially back in a bull market for the first time this year.
So what's behind rising oil prices?
According to the latest quarterly report from the International Energy Agency, oil demand is up 2.4 percent year on year.
On the supply side, production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers have also helped tackle the oil glut.
And geopolitical issues are also a factor: An independence vote in the oil-rich Iraqi Kurdish region has inflamed tensions. Turkey has threatened crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds.
ProfessorGiacomo Luciani from the Graduate Institute in Geneva discusses the current state of the oil market.
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which means the industry is officially back in a bull market for the first time this year.
So what's behind rising oil prices?
According to the latest quarterly report from the International Energy Agency, oil demand is up 2.4 percent year on year.
On the supply side, production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers have also helped tackle the oil glut.
And geopolitical issues are also a factor: An independence vote in the oil-rich Iraqi Kurdish region has inflamed tensions. Turkey has threatened crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds.
ProfessorGiacomo Luciani from the Graduate Institute in Geneva discusses the current state of the oil market.
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/

What's behind the falling price of oil? - Inside Story

With too much global supply and the lowest price in nearly 20 years - there's anxiety about a possible oil market meltdown.
US crude prices fell below $30 a b...

With too much global supply and the lowest price in nearly 20 years - there's anxiety about a possible oil market meltdown.
US crude prices fell below $30 a barrel on Tuesday, before settling down, but only a bit.
While most major oil companies are slashing their budgets and jobs, some of the biggest oil companies like Saudi Aramco have not cut back on production.
And some OPEC states, like Iran and Iraq, are looking to increase production.
In the past year, the price of a barrel of oil has fallen by more than 50%.
The highest price in the last 12 months was $110 a barrel.
Some investment bankers are now warning that oil could crash to $10 a barrel.
So, what's behind the falling price of oil and what does it mean for consumers?
Presenter: Peter Dobbie
Guests:
Cornelia Meyer - CEO of MeyerResource, A Macro-Economic and Energy Policy Advisory.
Bismarck Rewane - Managing Director of the Financial DerivativesCompany.
Mamdouh Salameh - International Oil Economist and Consultant.
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With too much global supply and the lowest price in nearly 20 years - there's anxiety about a possible oil market meltdown.
US crude prices fell below $30 a barrel on Tuesday, before settling down, but only a bit.
While most major oil companies are slashing their budgets and jobs, some of the biggest oil companies like Saudi Aramco have not cut back on production.
And some OPEC states, like Iran and Iraq, are looking to increase production.
In the past year, the price of a barrel of oil has fallen by more than 50%.
The highest price in the last 12 months was $110 a barrel.
Some investment bankers are now warning that oil could crash to $10 a barrel.
So, what's behind the falling price of oil and what does it mean for consumers?
Presenter: Peter Dobbie
Guests:
Cornelia Meyer - CEO of MeyerResource, A Macro-Economic and Energy Policy Advisory.
Bismarck Rewane - Managing Director of the Financial DerivativesCompany.
Mamdouh Salameh - International Oil Economist and Consultant.
- Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe
- Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AJEnglish
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The Road to Market Rebalance: Oil & Gas in 2017

We enter the new year with higher oil prices, but also the continued questions around the implementation of and compliance with announced OPEC and non-OPEC supp...

We enter the new year with higher oil prices, but also the continued questions around the implementation of and compliance with announced OPEC and non-OPEC supply cutbacks, resurgent U.D. production, enormous stocks, potential increases from Nigeria, Libya, and elsewhere, still-enormous stocks, and various forecasts of new demand growth. Against this backdrop, the CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram invites you to join us for a discussion with President of RBN Energy Rusty Braziel, ESAI Energy's Managing Principal of Petroleum & Alternative Fuels Sarah Emerson, and IHS Energy's VP of Oil Markets (Midstream and Downstream) Kurt Barrow on where U.S. domestic and global oil and gas markets are heading in 2017.

We enter the new year with higher oil prices, but also the continued questions around the implementation of and compliance with announced OPEC and non-OPEC supply cutbacks, resurgent U.D. production, enormous stocks, potential increases from Nigeria, Libya, and elsewhere, still-enormous stocks, and various forecasts of new demand growth. Against this backdrop, the CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram invites you to join us for a discussion with President of RBN Energy Rusty Braziel, ESAI Energy's Managing Principal of Petroleum & Alternative Fuels Sarah Emerson, and IHS Energy's VP of Oil Markets (Midstream and Downstream) Kurt Barrow on where U.S. domestic and global oil and gas markets are heading in 2017.

Crude oil price hike brings major stock market indices down. Nifty below 10300.
Sensex also breaks by 150 points.
Banking shares under pressure and bank nifty dips 1%.
Midcap index also under the influence of profit booking.
CNBC Awaaz is India’s number one business channel and an undisputed leader in business news and information for the last ten years. Our channel aims to educate, inform and inspire consumers to go beyond limitations, with practical tips on personal finance, investing, technology, consumer goods and capital markets. Policymakers and business owners alike have grown to trust CNBC Awaaz as the most reliable source with its eye on India’s business climate. Our programming gives consumers a platform to make decisions with confidence.
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Crude oil price hike brings major stock market indices down. Nifty below 10300.
Sensex also breaks by 150 points.
Banking shares under pressure and bank nifty dips 1%.
Midcap index also under the influence of profit booking.
CNBC Awaaz is India’s number one business channel and an undisputed leader in business news and information for the last ten years. Our channel aims to educate, inform and inspire consumers to go beyond limitations, with practical tips on personal finance, investing, technology, consumer goods and capital markets. Policymakers and business owners alike have grown to trust CNBC Awaaz as the most reliable source with its eye on India’s business climate. Our programming gives consumers a platform to make decisions with confidence.
Subscribe to the CNBC Awaaz YouTube channel here: https://goo.gl/g3rzrW
Follow CNBC Awaaz on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CNBC_Awaaz
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The CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director of Energy Markets and Security at the International Energy Agency, to present the IEA's Oil MarketReport 2017.
In late 2016, leading oil producers put together the most comprehensive agreement to limit oil output seen since 2009 to ensure the stabilization of oil prices and avoid economic dislocation in producing countries. Underscored by well-supplied oil markets, and this new period of production management, the Oil Market Report projects the following trends through 2022:
Oil Demand is expected to grow strongly at least to 2022, with main developing economies leading the way.
The need for more production capacity becomes apparent by the end of the decade, even if supply appears plentiful today.
It is not clear that upstream projects will be completed in time due to the unprecedented two-year fall in investment in 2015 and 2016, although major reductions in costs will help.
There is a risk of prices rising more sharply by 2022 as the spare production cushion is eroded.
A discussion moderated by KevinBook will follow.

The CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director of Energy Markets and Security at the International Energy Agency, to present the IEA's Oil MarketReport 2017.
In late 2016, leading oil producers put together the most comprehensive agreement to limit oil output seen since 2009 to ensure the stabilization of oil prices and avoid economic dislocation in producing countries. Underscored by well-supplied oil markets, and this new period of production management, the Oil Market Report projects the following trends through 2022:
Oil Demand is expected to grow strongly at least to 2022, with main developing economies leading the way.
The need for more production capacity becomes apparent by the end of the decade, even if supply appears plentiful today.
It is not clear that upstream projects will be completed in time due to the unprecedented two-year fall in investment in 2015 and 2016, although major reductions in costs will help.
There is a risk of prices rising more sharply by 2022 as the spare production cushion is eroded.
A discussion moderated by KevinBook will follow.

Counting the Cost - The future of oil jobs in the Middle EastThe Organisation of Petroleum ExportingCountries (OPEC) and 11 other oil-producing nations have extended oil production cuts until March 2018 in an attempt to drain the global oversupply of oil and prop up the price of crude.
Saudi Arabia led the push to extend the curbs, but oil prices have risen less than OPEC countries have hoped for. And that's because oil at current prices is enough to bring US producers back into the market.
What will OPEC's production cut extension mean for energy jobs in the region?
Cian Brennan from the consultants Turner and Townsend looks at what changes are coming for the Middle East's oil industry.
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/

Counting the Cost - The future of oil jobs in the Middle EastThe Organisation of Petroleum ExportingCountries (OPEC) and 11 other oil-producing nations have extended oil production cuts until March 2018 in an attempt to drain the global oversupply of oil and prop up the price of crude.
Saudi Arabia led the push to extend the curbs, but oil prices have risen less than OPEC countries have hoped for. And that's because oil at current prices is enough to bring US producers back into the market.
What will OPEC's production cut extension mean for energy jobs in the region?
Cian Brennan from the consultants Turner and Townsend looks at what changes are coming for the Middle East's oil industry.
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/

This All Happens This Year: Oil, Bitcoin, Gold, Recession.

Oil, Bitcoin, Gold, Recession in 2018.
Sub: http://bit.ly/2oDOo9S
Whether talking about oil, or precious metals, or bitcoin, there will be many significant e...

Oil, Bitcoin, Gold, Recession in 2018.
Sub: http://bit.ly/2oDOo9S
Whether talking about oil, or precious metals, or bitcoin, there will be many significant events n 2018.
There will almost certainly be a recession, and quite possibly a decline in stock market prices. You will start hearing a lot more about inflation too.
There has been a shift in the psychology of investors, and that might mean we are due for a reversal in the trend over the last few years.
Learn more at www.PeterLeeds.com, or check out some similar videos here:
http://bit.ly/2BwOuXm

Oil, Bitcoin, Gold, Recession in 2018.
Sub: http://bit.ly/2oDOo9S
Whether talking about oil, or precious metals, or bitcoin, there will be many significant events n 2018.
There will almost certainly be a recession, and quite possibly a decline in stock market prices. You will start hearing a lot more about inflation too.
There has been a shift in the psychology of investors, and that might mean we are due for a reversal in the trend over the last few years.
Learn more at www.PeterLeeds.com, or check out some similar videos here:
http://bit.ly/2BwOuXm

Following last month’s “Road to (Oil Market) Rebalance” session, the CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host an in-depth discussion on how investor and corporate flows are impacting oil production, inventory disposition, and investment decisions going forward. Market rebalance is underway, and producer sentiment is increasingly positive, spurred by both encouraging signs relative to OPEC compliance and potentially stronger demand growth, but the pace and timing remain elusive. Fund positioning in NYMEXWTI and Brent (ICE) reached record highs last month, and the narrowing contango supported inventory draws from floating storage.
But significant challenges remain - from both a fundamentals and policy perspective. Just as the industry emerged buoyant from its week-long gathering in Houston, concerns over the extension of the OPEC/non-OPEC reductions and large stock builds in the U.S. caused investors to rebalance their positions, driving oil prices to their lowest levels in 3 months. To frame this timely discussion, we are pleased to have Ed Morse, GlobalHead of CommoditiesResearch at Citigroup, Albert Helmig, CEO of Grey HouseLLC and former Vice Chairman of the New York Mercantile Exchange, and KevinBook, founding partner of ClearView Energy and a Senior Associate at CSIS.

Following last month’s “Road to (Oil Market) Rebalance” session, the CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host an in-depth discussion on how investor and corporate flows are impacting oil production, inventory disposition, and investment decisions going forward. Market rebalance is underway, and producer sentiment is increasingly positive, spurred by both encouraging signs relative to OPEC compliance and potentially stronger demand growth, but the pace and timing remain elusive. Fund positioning in NYMEXWTI and Brent (ICE) reached record highs last month, and the narrowing contango supported inventory draws from floating storage.
But significant challenges remain - from both a fundamentals and policy perspective. Just as the industry emerged buoyant from its week-long gathering in Houston, concerns over the extension of the OPEC/non-OPEC reductions and large stock builds in the U.S. caused investors to rebalance their positions, driving oil prices to their lowest levels in 3 months. To frame this timely discussion, we are pleased to have Ed Morse, GlobalHead of CommoditiesResearch at Citigroup, Albert Helmig, CEO of Grey HouseLLC and former Vice Chairman of the New York Mercantile Exchange, and KevinBook, founding partner of ClearView Energy and a Senior Associate at CSIS.

In August 2015, as news unfolded about the malfunction of a CrudeDistillationUnit in BP’s Whiting Refinery, the oil market saw a decrease in crude oil prices and increase in gasoline prices. Thomson Reuters EikonTM users had advanced transparency into this market event via access to Genscape's real-time oil supply data, allowing them to make more informed decisions ahead of any publicly reported news

In August 2015, as news unfolded about the malfunction of a CrudeDistillationUnit in BP’s Whiting Refinery, the oil market saw a decrease in crude oil prices and increase in gasoline prices. Thomson Reuters EikonTM users had advanced transparency into this market event via access to Genscape's real-time oil supply data, allowing them to make more informed decisions ahead of any publicly reported news

Robert Rapier: Oil Prices Stuck in Bear Market Trading Range But No Peak Demand for Oil

Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed returning guest, oil and energy expert, Robert Rapier http://www.rrapier.com/. Robert has 25 years of experience...

Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed returning guest, oil and energy expert, Robert Rapier http://www.rrapier.com/. Robert has 25 years of experience working in the oil & energy industry and he writes a free weekly column for Forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapier/#336ba0e82b47.
Robert writes free articles for OilPrice.com http://oilprice.com/contributors/Robert-Rapier/articles
Robert also writes 2 paid energy newsletters for Investing Daily: https://www.investingdaily.com/experts/robert-rapier
During this 25+ minute interview, Jason starts off by asking Robert if he thinks oil is stuck in a long bear market and a bearish, downward trading range?
Robert talks about how oil's been in a bear market for 3 out of the last 4 years. With countries like Libya, Nigeria, Iran and Iraq wanting to significantly increase their annual oil production even at low prices as well as US shale oil producers in the Permian Basin not cutting back their oil production a large supply overhang will keep oil prices from exploding higher in the near term. However, there's been hundreds of billions in CAPEX cuts from non US shale oil producers and National Oil Companies (NOCs) since oil crashed below $100/barrel so sometime in the future this will have ramifications.
Jason also asks Robert about the balance sheets and costs of the larger US shale oil producers. What are their costs? Do they have too much debt?
Steve St Angelo has 2 recent articles about this:
1) https://srsroccoreport.com/u-s-fracking-oil-industry-in-trouble-investors-losing-faith/
2) https://srsroccoreport.com/trouble-financing-its-debt-massive-decline-rates-pushes-u-s-shale-oil-industry-closer-towards-bankruptcy/
To wrap up the interview, Jason asks Robert about whether it's realistic for all internal combustion engine cars to be replaced with electric vehicles in the next 10-15 years, whether oil demand peaked, if deep water is dead until there's higher oil prices and an update about the natural gas market.
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Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed returning guest, oil and energy expert, Robert Rapier http://www.rrapier.com/. Robert has 25 years of experience working in the oil & energy industry and he writes a free weekly column for Forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapier/#336ba0e82b47.
Robert writes free articles for OilPrice.com http://oilprice.com/contributors/Robert-Rapier/articles
Robert also writes 2 paid energy newsletters for Investing Daily: https://www.investingdaily.com/experts/robert-rapier
During this 25+ minute interview, Jason starts off by asking Robert if he thinks oil is stuck in a long bear market and a bearish, downward trading range?
Robert talks about how oil's been in a bear market for 3 out of the last 4 years. With countries like Libya, Nigeria, Iran and Iraq wanting to significantly increase their annual oil production even at low prices as well as US shale oil producers in the Permian Basin not cutting back their oil production a large supply overhang will keep oil prices from exploding higher in the near term. However, there's been hundreds of billions in CAPEX cuts from non US shale oil producers and National Oil Companies (NOCs) since oil crashed below $100/barrel so sometime in the future this will have ramifications.
Jason also asks Robert about the balance sheets and costs of the larger US shale oil producers. What are their costs? Do they have too much debt?
Steve St Angelo has 2 recent articles about this:
1) https://srsroccoreport.com/u-s-fracking-oil-industry-in-trouble-investors-losing-faith/
2) https://srsroccoreport.com/trouble-financing-its-debt-massive-decline-rates-pushes-u-s-shale-oil-industry-closer-towards-bankruptcy/
To wrap up the interview, Jason asks Robert about whether it's realistic for all internal combustion engine cars to be replaced with electric vehicles in the next 10-15 years, whether oil demand peaked, if deep water is dead until there's higher oil prices and an update about the natural gas market.
Please visit the Wall St for Main St website here: http://www.wallstformainst.com/
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Oil field trucking/ oil prices on the stock market and how it effect load rates

Fahad M. Alturki, Chief Economist and Head of Research, Jadwa InvestmentPaul Horsnell - Head of Commodities Research, Standard CharteredHarry Tchillinguirian, Global Head of Commodity Markets Strategy, BNP ParibasModerator: David Knapp - ChiefEnergyEconomist, Energy Intelligence
At mid-year, oil markets find themselves on the path to recovery from the huge supply excesses of the last two years that dove crude oil prices below $30 a barrel in January. But this process of rebalancing is littered with obstacles and uncertainties. What’s more, there are crucial questions regarding the future equilibrium price and the potential for further market volatility even when supply and demand are more evenly balanced. In our session entitled, “Rebalancing the Global Oil Market: When and at What Price Level?” a group of top oil market analysts with a wide range of perspectives on the oil market will examine these issues, mapping out their views of the drivers behind future oil market direction. Questions that will be addressed include:
• What more is needed to rebalance the oil market and when will that happen?
• How significant is the global oil inventory surplus as damper on the market?
• At what price will the market rebalance and how durable will that price be?
• What are the wildcards that could disrupt the oil market outlook?
• How will the process of rebalancing impact future investment and supply?
• Will Opec or Saudi Arabia return as a force rebalancing the market?

Fahad M. Alturki, Chief Economist and Head of Research, Jadwa InvestmentPaul Horsnell - Head of Commodities Research, Standard CharteredHarry Tchillinguirian, Global Head of Commodity Markets Strategy, BNP ParibasModerator: David Knapp - ChiefEnergyEconomist, Energy Intelligence
At mid-year, oil markets find themselves on the path to recovery from the huge supply excesses of the last two years that dove crude oil prices below $30 a barrel in January. But this process of rebalancing is littered with obstacles and uncertainties. What’s more, there are crucial questions regarding the future equilibrium price and the potential for further market volatility even when supply and demand are more evenly balanced. In our session entitled, “Rebalancing the Global Oil Market: When and at What Price Level?” a group of top oil market analysts with a wide range of perspectives on the oil market will examine these issues, mapping out their views of the drivers behind future oil market direction. Questions that will be addressed include:
• What more is needed to rebalance the oil market and when will that happen?
• How significant is the global oil inventory surplus as damper on the market?
• At what price will the market rebalance and how durable will that price be?
• What are the wildcards that could disrupt the oil market outlook?
• How will the process of rebalancing impact future investment and supply?
• Will Opec or Saudi Arabia return as a force rebalancing the market?

In today's live market update we conduct technical analysis on oil prices, cryptocurrency and Bitcoin. Is it the right time to buy BTC? Perfect for day trading...

In today's live market update we conduct technical analysis on oil prices, cryptocurrency and Bitcoin. Is it the right time to buy BTC? Perfect for day trading and swing trading alike.
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In today's live market update we conduct technical analysis on oil prices, cryptocurrency and Bitcoin. Is it the right time to buy BTC? Perfect for day trading and swing trading alike.
Where is the stock market going next week? Join us for a free live preview of our weekly market analysis live webinar.
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The usage and pricing of gasoline (or petrol) results from factors such as crude oil prices, processing and distribution costs, local demand, the strength of lo...

The usage and pricing of gasoline (or petrol) results from factors such as crude oil prices, processing and distribution costs, local demand, the strength of local currencies, local taxation, and the availability of local sources of gasoline (supply). Since fuels are traded worldwide, the trade prices are similar. The price paid by consumers largely reflects national pricing policy. Some regions, such as Europe and Japan, impose high taxes on gasoline (petrol); others, such as Saudi Arabia and Venezuela, subsidize the cost. Western countries have among the highest usage rates per person. The largest consumer is the United States, which used an average of 368 million US gallons (1.46 gigalitres) each day in 2011.
US petroleum consumption reached an estimated 18.87 million barrels per day (3,000,000 m3/d) in 2011, and is expected to increase to 18.96 million barrels per day (3,014,000 m3/d) per day in 2012. Drivers in the United States traveled 500,000 miles (800,000 km) per day in 2011, and were expected to travel 8.158 billion miles (1.3129×1010 km) per day in 2012. This equates to an average of 33 miles (53 km) per vehicle per day. On average, US drivers consume 1.49 US gallons (5.6 L) of gasoline per day, or about 10.44 US gallons (39.5 L) per week.[2] As ofMarch 2013, the average price for 87 octane gasoline was $3.22 a US gallon (85¢/L). This price represented a 28 percent increase over a period of just 2 months and a 52 percent increase since the end of January.
Small businesses are starting to have to pay more for gasoline. Just a couple of weeks ago, oil reached an all-time high of $111 per barrel ($700/m3). According to AAA, the national average for a gallon of gasoline is now a record $3.33 (88¢/L). Small businesses are being impacted by these changes of rising gasoline prices.
In 2008 a report by Cambridge Energy Research Associates stated that 2007 had been the year of peak gasoline usage in the United States, and that record energy prices would cause an "enduring shift" in energy consumption practices. According to the report, in April fuel consumption had been lower than a year before for the sixth straight month, suggesting 2008 would be the first year US usage declined in 17 years. The total annual distance driven in the US began declining in 2006.
The average price per US gallon in 2012 (as of 31 December 2012) was $3.618 (96¢/L), the highest ever for a year. As of 31 December 2012, the average price of gasoline was $3.298/gal (87¢/L), with New York at $3.70/gal (98¢/L) for the highest in the US, and Colorado at $2.987/gal (79¢/L) for the lowest.
Finished motor gasoline amounts to 44% of the total US consumption of petroleum products. This corresponds to 18.5 exajoules per year. As of 2012 the cost of crude oil accounted for 62% of the cost of a gallon of gasoline in the United State while refining accounted for just 12%. Taxes and distribution/marketing accounted for 12% and 14% respectively.
After Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita, gas prices started rising. They became record high levels. In terms of the aggregate economy, increases in crude oil prices significantly predict the growth of real gross domestic product (GDP), but increases in natural gas prices do not.
All the damages from the hurricanes ran up gas prices. By 30 August, a day after Katrina's landfall, prices in the spot market, which typically include a premium above the wellhead price, had surged pass $11 per gigajoule ($12 per million British thermal units), and by 22 September2005, the day before Rita's landfall, the spot price had risen to $14/GJ ($15 per million BTU).
Crude oil is the greatest contributing factor when it comes to the price of gasoline. This includes the resources it takes for exploration, to remove it from the ground, and transport it. Between 2004 and 2008, there was an increase in fuel costs due in large part to a worldwide increase in demand for crude oil. Prices leapt from $35 to $140 per barrel (220 to 880 /m3), causing a corresponding increase in gas prices. On the supply side, OPEC (or the Organization of the Petroleum ExportingCountries) has a great deal to do with the price of gasoline, both in the United States and around the world. The speculation of oil commodities can also affect the gasoline market.
Taxes are the next biggest contributor to gasoline prices at around 12%. In the United States, both state and federal taxes apply to gasoline. In addition other taxes may be placed on gas including applicable state sales taxes, gross receipts taxes, oil inspection fees, underground storage tank fees and other miscellaneous environmental fees.
Distribution and marketing makes up the remaining 5%. The price of transporting crude oil to a refinery then gasoline to a point of distribution is passed on to the consumer. In addition the price to market the fuel brand is passed on.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_prices

The usage and pricing of gasoline (or petrol) results from factors such as crude oil prices, processing and distribution costs, local demand, the strength of local currencies, local taxation, and the availability of local sources of gasoline (supply). Since fuels are traded worldwide, the trade prices are similar. The price paid by consumers largely reflects national pricing policy. Some regions, such as Europe and Japan, impose high taxes on gasoline (petrol); others, such as Saudi Arabia and Venezuela, subsidize the cost. Western countries have among the highest usage rates per person. The largest consumer is the United States, which used an average of 368 million US gallons (1.46 gigalitres) each day in 2011.
US petroleum consumption reached an estimated 18.87 million barrels per day (3,000,000 m3/d) in 2011, and is expected to increase to 18.96 million barrels per day (3,014,000 m3/d) per day in 2012. Drivers in the United States traveled 500,000 miles (800,000 km) per day in 2011, and were expected to travel 8.158 billion miles (1.3129×1010 km) per day in 2012. This equates to an average of 33 miles (53 km) per vehicle per day. On average, US drivers consume 1.49 US gallons (5.6 L) of gasoline per day, or about 10.44 US gallons (39.5 L) per week.[2] As ofMarch 2013, the average price for 87 octane gasoline was $3.22 a US gallon (85¢/L). This price represented a 28 percent increase over a period of just 2 months and a 52 percent increase since the end of January.
Small businesses are starting to have to pay more for gasoline. Just a couple of weeks ago, oil reached an all-time high of $111 per barrel ($700/m3). According to AAA, the national average for a gallon of gasoline is now a record $3.33 (88¢/L). Small businesses are being impacted by these changes of rising gasoline prices.
In 2008 a report by Cambridge Energy Research Associates stated that 2007 had been the year of peak gasoline usage in the United States, and that record energy prices would cause an "enduring shift" in energy consumption practices. According to the report, in April fuel consumption had been lower than a year before for the sixth straight month, suggesting 2008 would be the first year US usage declined in 17 years. The total annual distance driven in the US began declining in 2006.
The average price per US gallon in 2012 (as of 31 December 2012) was $3.618 (96¢/L), the highest ever for a year. As of 31 December 2012, the average price of gasoline was $3.298/gal (87¢/L), with New York at $3.70/gal (98¢/L) for the highest in the US, and Colorado at $2.987/gal (79¢/L) for the lowest.
Finished motor gasoline amounts to 44% of the total US consumption of petroleum products. This corresponds to 18.5 exajoules per year. As of 2012 the cost of crude oil accounted for 62% of the cost of a gallon of gasoline in the United State while refining accounted for just 12%. Taxes and distribution/marketing accounted for 12% and 14% respectively.
After Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita, gas prices started rising. They became record high levels. In terms of the aggregate economy, increases in crude oil prices significantly predict the growth of real gross domestic product (GDP), but increases in natural gas prices do not.
All the damages from the hurricanes ran up gas prices. By 30 August, a day after Katrina's landfall, prices in the spot market, which typically include a premium above the wellhead price, had surged pass $11 per gigajoule ($12 per million British thermal units), and by 22 September2005, the day before Rita's landfall, the spot price had risen to $14/GJ ($15 per million BTU).
Crude oil is the greatest contributing factor when it comes to the price of gasoline. This includes the resources it takes for exploration, to remove it from the ground, and transport it. Between 2004 and 2008, there was an increase in fuel costs due in large part to a worldwide increase in demand for crude oil. Prices leapt from $35 to $140 per barrel (220 to 880 /m3), causing a corresponding increase in gas prices. On the supply side, OPEC (or the Organization of the Petroleum ExportingCountries) has a great deal to do with the price of gasoline, both in the United States and around the world. The speculation of oil commodities can also affect the gasoline market.
Taxes are the next biggest contributor to gasoline prices at around 12%. In the United States, both state and federal taxes apply to gasoline. In addition other taxes may be placed on gas including applicable state sales taxes, gross receipts taxes, oil inspection fees, underground storage tank fees and other miscellaneous environmental fees.
Distribution and marketing makes up the remaining 5%. The price of transporting crude oil to a refinery then gasoline to a point of distribution is passed on to the consumer. In addition the price to market the fuel brand is passed on.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_prices

Genscape's Oil and Natural GasSymposium on September 30, 2015Moderator: Anjli Raval, Oil & Gas Correspondent, The Financial TimesThe U.S. as a Leading Global Oil Producer & Today's Market Drivers
Daniel Holder, Commodity Analyst, Schneider Electric
Get a brief history of U.S. oil production and the shale revolution, including U.S. shale production in a global shale context, a comparison of the U.S. to other major suppliers, and an overview of short and long-term oil demand drivers.
Current U.S. Production Forecasts & KeyFactorsDriving Global ChangeJodi Quinnell, Oil Product Manager, Genscape
Global oversupply of oil has prompted one of the longest downtrends in oil prices on record, significantly impacting North American producers. Learn the implications of strong cuts in oil company capital expenditure (CAPEX) budgets on the crude oil production outlook in North America. Examine the steep decline in oil rigs and the economics of delaying well completions and understand how high grading and oil well inventories could help keep production propped up, but how steep base decline rates from shale wells will be hard to offset.
Current State of North American Storage Economics & Impacts on Global CrudeMovementsBrian Busch, Director of Oil Business Development, Genscape
With the surge of oil in North America, there has been a significant impact on the price and geographic movement of crude. Brian will delve into a brief history of Cushing storage, current storage levels at Cushing, and where Genscape believes the shifts in inventory could be headed. Learn about the expansion of total storage capacity at Cushing and the market implications as well as the changing transportation logistics into and out of Cushing and what they mean to the market. Brian will also discuss trends and insights on tracking of global crude movements.
U.S. RefineryDemand & the State of Current Crude Oil Storage
Joshua Starnes, Director, Oil Research & Forecasts, Americas, Thomson Reuters
Get an overview of U.S. refinery demand and crude storage levels for 2015 as well as current crude demand levels by grade. See import trends and get a refinery demand outlook through the end of 2015. Understand the potential refinery demand swings and impact on U.S. storage levels.

Genscape's Oil and Natural GasSymposium on September 30, 2015Moderator: Anjli Raval, Oil & Gas Correspondent, The Financial TimesThe U.S. as a Leading Global Oil Producer & Today's Market Drivers
Daniel Holder, Commodity Analyst, Schneider Electric
Get a brief history of U.S. oil production and the shale revolution, including U.S. shale production in a global shale context, a comparison of the U.S. to other major suppliers, and an overview of short and long-term oil demand drivers.
Current U.S. Production Forecasts & KeyFactorsDriving Global ChangeJodi Quinnell, Oil Product Manager, Genscape
Global oversupply of oil has prompted one of the longest downtrends in oil prices on record, significantly impacting North American producers. Learn the implications of strong cuts in oil company capital expenditure (CAPEX) budgets on the crude oil production outlook in North America. Examine the steep decline in oil rigs and the economics of delaying well completions and understand how high grading and oil well inventories could help keep production propped up, but how steep base decline rates from shale wells will be hard to offset.
Current State of North American Storage Economics & Impacts on Global CrudeMovementsBrian Busch, Director of Oil Business Development, Genscape
With the surge of oil in North America, there has been a significant impact on the price and geographic movement of crude. Brian will delve into a brief history of Cushing storage, current storage levels at Cushing, and where Genscape believes the shifts in inventory could be headed. Learn about the expansion of total storage capacity at Cushing and the market implications as well as the changing transportation logistics into and out of Cushing and what they mean to the market. Brian will also discuss trends and insights on tracking of global crude movements.
U.S. RefineryDemand & the State of Current Crude Oil Storage
Joshua Starnes, Director, Oil Research & Forecasts, Americas, Thomson Reuters
Get an overview of U.S. refinery demand and crude storage levels for 2015 as well as current crude demand levels by grade. See import trends and get a refinery demand outlook through the end of 2015. Understand the potential refinery demand swings and impact on U.S. storage levels.

Inside Story - Can the oil market be controlled?

It seems OPEC is trying to increase prices again and strengthen oil producing economies.
Some of the cartel's energy ministers met their counterpart from non-...

It seems OPEC is trying to increase prices again and strengthen oil producing economies.
Some of the cartel's energy ministers met their counterpart from non-OPEC member Russia on Sunday.
The ministers want to see greater cooperation between OPEC and non-OPEC countries to stabilise the oil market.
Prices fell to an all-time low in January.
They're still half what they were at their peak two years ago.
OPEC is looking to review its strategy.
Will the potential agreement with Russia hold? How will we all be affected?
Presenter: Sami Zeidan
Guests: Richard Mallinson, EnergyAspects consultancy.
Mikhail Krutihin, RusEnergy Consulting.
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It seems OPEC is trying to increase prices again and strengthen oil producing economies.
Some of the cartel's energy ministers met their counterpart from non-OPEC member Russia on Sunday.
The ministers want to see greater cooperation between OPEC and non-OPEC countries to stabilise the oil market.
Prices fell to an all-time low in January.
They're still half what they were at their peak two years ago.
OPEC is looking to review its strategy.
Will the potential agreement with Russia hold? How will we all be affected?
Presenter: Sami Zeidan
Guests: Richard Mallinson, EnergyAspects consultancy.
Mikhail Krutihin, RusEnergy Consulting.
- Subscribe to our channel: http://aje.io/AJSubscribe
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The oil market's rebalancing act - Counting the Cost

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which means the industry is officially back in a bull market for the first time this year.
So what's behind rising oil prices?
According to the latest quarterly report from the International Energy Agency, oil demand is up 2.4 percent year on year.
On the supply side, production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers have also helped tackle the oil glut.
And geopolitical issues are also a factor: An independence vote in the oil-rich Iraqi Kurdish region has inflamed tensions. Turkey has threatened crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds.
ProfessorGiacomo Luciani from the Graduate Institute in Geneva discusses the current state of the oil market.
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Can OPEC still control the oil market? – Inside Story

The discussion was in Kuwait but its outcome could affect the whole world.
Oil producing...

Rick Rule - Gold Market Price - Oil Price - Stock Markets - For 2018

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RickRule - Gold Market Price - Oil Price - Stock Markets - For 2018
Once again I had the pleasure of catching up with Rick Rule, and in this interview we talked about the Uranium market, Bitcoin, Gold,
ick is known as one of the most “street-smart” people in the natural resource sector and gold world with nearly 40 years of experience. Sprott Asset ManagementUSAInc. manages over a billion and through acquisition is now part of the $7 billion Sprott Asset Management LP. Sprott Asset Management USA Inc. provides investment advice and brokerage services to high net worth individuals, institutional investors and corporate entities worldwide. Rick and his team are also successfully involved in agriculture, alternative energy, conventional energy, forestry, infrastructure, mining and water resources investing on a world wide basis.

IEA Oil Market Report 2017

The CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director of Energy Markets and Security at the International Energy Agency, to present the IEA's Oil MarketReport 2017.
In late 2016, leading oil producers put together the most comprehensive agreement to limit oil output seen since 2009 to ensure the stabilization of oil prices and avoid economic dislocation in producing countries. Underscored by well-supplied oil markets, and this new period of production management, the Oil Market Report projects the following trends through 2022:
Oil Demand is expected to grow strongly at least to 2022, with main developing economies leading the way.
The need for more production capacity becomes apparent by the end of the decade, even if supply appears plentiful today.
It is not clear that upstream projects will be completed in time due to the unprecedented two-year fall in investment in 2015 and 2016, although major reductions in costs will help.
There is a risk of prices rising more sharply by 2022 as the spare production cushion is eroded.
A discussion moderated by KevinBook will follow.

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Why oil prices remain low?

Story of oil in comics. How OPEC was formed, why prices rose and why they are now falling....

Why oil prices remain low?

Story of oil in comics. How OPEC was formed, why prices rose and why they are now falling. A wonderful, colorful, informative animated story for children (of all ages).
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The Crude Truth About the Oil Market - May 18, 2017

Global oil prices are on the move again. Market watchers would be quick to say that that’s...

The Crude Truth About the Oil Market - May 18, 2017

Global oil prices are on the move again. Market watchers would be quick to say that that’s nothing new, given swings that can occur on a daily or weekly basis. But the recent $8 drop in West Texas Intermediate crude revived fears that a steeper drop could be in the works. Producers don’t seem satisfied that the recent range will hold; no doubt they are jaded by the wide gyrations of the past three years – or longer. At the same time, a broader audience is looking at the effect of crude oil’s latest movements on our dollar, and wondering where things are headed. Are prices settling into a range, or can we expect further shifting?
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3:10

Oil Market Outlook for 2018 is Looking Troublesome

The oil market has all but abandoned the hope of a re-balancing any time soon, with the re...

Oil Market Outlook for 2018 is Looking Troublesome

The oil market has all but abandoned the hope of a re-balancing any time soon, with the re-emergence of a pricing structure that signals investors expect a glut to endure into next year.
The return of a deep contango -- when oil prices for immediate delivery are lower than forward contracts -- comes days after several Wall Street banks warned investors of a deteriorating outlook for 2018 because of strong U.S. shale production growth and the rising output in Nigeria and Libya.

2:29

Oil Market Looks for OPEC Cuts to Drive Up Prices

May.22 -- In today's "Futures in Focus," Joe Cusick of The Cusick Group and Bloomberg's Ma...

Stock Market #10 - Crude Oil Price, Job Growth, Regulatory Change

Crude oil price in International Market has hit 60 dollars per barrel. It is highest in last 2 and a half years. High crude oil price is not a good news for an Indian Economy. Crude oil price increase inflation and it is not good for the growth of the economy.
Truck manufacturers are offering a steep discount to offload inventory before the year end. The reason for these discounts is a regulatory change w.e.f 1st Jan 2018 that mandates to fit air blower in commercial vehicles.
Construction, Engineering, and Auto sectors have witnessed highest job growth. It implies that companies in these sectors are anticipating higher growth thus increased hiring. It is a good news for these sectors.
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Crude oil price hike brings major stock market indices down. Nifty below 10300.
Sensex also breaks by 150 points.
Banking shares under pressure and bank nifty dips 1%.
Midcap index also under the influence of profit booking.
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The oil market's rebalancing act - Counting the Cost

The global oil market has been in a slump for the past three years, but could it be turning a corner?
Crude prices are now up 20 percent from June lows, which means the industry is officially back in a bull market for the first time this year.
So what's behind rising oil prices?
According to the latest quarterly report from the International Energy Agency, oil demand is up 2.4 percent year on year.
On the supply side, production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers have also helped tackle the oil glut.
And geopolitical issues are also a factor: An independence vote in the oil-rich Iraqi Kurdish region has inflamed tensions. Turkey has threatened crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds.
ProfessorGiacomo Luciani from the Graduate Institute in Geneva discusses the current state of the oil market.
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24:51

Can OPEC still control the oil market? – Inside Story

The discussion was in Kuwait but its outcome could affect the whole world.
Oil producing...

What's behind the falling price of oil? - Inside Story

With too much global supply and the lowest price in nearly 20 years - there's anxiety about a possible oil market meltdown.
US crude prices fell below $30 a barrel on Tuesday, before settling down, but only a bit.
While most major oil companies are slashing their budgets and jobs, some of the biggest oil companies like Saudi Aramco have not cut back on production.
And some OPEC states, like Iran and Iraq, are looking to increase production.
In the past year, the price of a barrel of oil has fallen by more than 50%.
The highest price in the last 12 months was $110 a barrel.
Some investment bankers are now warning that oil could crash to $10 a barrel.
So, what's behind the falling price of oil and what does it mean for consumers?
Presenter: Peter Dobbie
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Cornelia Meyer - CEO of MeyerResource, A Macro-Economic and Energy Policy Advisory.
Bismarck Rewane - Managing Director of the Financial DerivativesCompany.
Mamdouh Salameh - International Oil Economist and Consultant.
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1:40:36

The Road to Market Rebalance: Oil & Gas in 2017

We enter the new year with higher oil prices, but also the continued questions around the ...

The Road to Market Rebalance: Oil & Gas in 2017

We enter the new year with higher oil prices, but also the continued questions around the implementation of and compliance with announced OPEC and non-OPEC supply cutbacks, resurgent U.D. production, enormous stocks, potential increases from Nigeria, Libya, and elsewhere, still-enormous stocks, and various forecasts of new demand growth. Against this backdrop, the CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram invites you to join us for a discussion with President of RBN Energy Rusty Braziel, ESAI Energy's Managing Principal of Petroleum & Alternative Fuels Sarah Emerson, and IHS Energy's VP of Oil Markets (Midstream and Downstream) Kurt Barrow on where U.S. domestic and global oil and gas markets are heading in 2017.

Crude oil price hike brings major stock market indices down. Nifty below 10300.
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Midcap index also under the influence of profit booking.
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IEA Oil Market Report 2017

The CSIS Energy & National Security Program is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director ...

IEA Oil Market Report 2017

The CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host Keisuke Sadamori, Director of Energy Markets and Security at the International Energy Agency, to present the IEA's Oil MarketReport 2017.
In late 2016, leading oil producers put together the most comprehensive agreement to limit oil output seen since 2009 to ensure the stabilization of oil prices and avoid economic dislocation in producing countries. Underscored by well-supplied oil markets, and this new period of production management, the Oil Market Report projects the following trends through 2022:
Oil Demand is expected to grow strongly at least to 2022, with main developing economies leading the way.
The need for more production capacity becomes apparent by the end of the decade, even if supply appears plentiful today.
It is not clear that upstream projects will be completed in time due to the unprecedented two-year fall in investment in 2015 and 2016, although major reductions in costs will help.
There is a risk of prices rising more sharply by 2022 as the spare production cushion is eroded.
A discussion moderated by KevinBook will follow.

24:56

The future of oil jobs in the Middle East | Counting the Cost

Counting the Cost - The future of oil jobs in the Middle East
The Organisation of Petrol...

The future of oil jobs in the Middle East | Counting the Cost

Counting the Cost - The future of oil jobs in the Middle EastThe Organisation of Petroleum ExportingCountries (OPEC) and 11 other oil-producing nations have extended oil production cuts until March 2018 in an attempt to drain the global oversupply of oil and prop up the price of crude.
Saudi Arabia led the push to extend the curbs, but oil prices have risen less than OPEC countries have hoped for. And that's because oil at current prices is enough to bring US producers back into the market.
What will OPEC's production cut extension mean for energy jobs in the region?
Cian Brennan from the consultants Turner and Townsend looks at what changes are coming for the Middle East's oil industry.
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This All Happens This Year: Oil, Bitcoin, Gold, Recession.

Oil, Bitcoin, Gold, Recession in 2018.
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Whether talking about oil, or precious metals, or bitcoin, there will be many significant events n 2018.
There will almost certainly be a recession, and quite possibly a decline in stock market prices. You will start hearing a lot more about inflation too.
There has been a shift in the psychology of investors, and that might mean we are due for a reversal in the trend over the last few years.
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Oil Market Movers – Fundamentals, Finance, and Volatile Sentiment

Following last month’s “Road to (Oil Market) Rebalance” session, the CSISEnergy & National SecurityProgram is pleased to host an in-depth discussion on how investor and corporate flows are impacting oil production, inventory disposition, and investment decisions going forward. Market rebalance is underway, and producer sentiment is increasingly positive, spurred by both encouraging signs relative to OPEC compliance and potentially stronger demand growth, but the pace and timing remain elusive. Fund positioning in NYMEXWTI and Brent (ICE) reached record highs last month, and the narrowing contango supported inventory draws from floating storage.
But significant challenges remain - from both a fundamentals and policy perspective. Just as the industry emerged buoyant from its week-long gathering in Houston, concerns over the extension of the OPEC/non-OPEC reductions and large stock builds in the U.S. caused investors to rebalance their positions, driving oil prices to their lowest levels in 3 months. To frame this timely discussion, we are pleased to have Ed Morse, GlobalHead of CommoditiesResearch at Citigroup, Albert Helmig, CEO of Grey HouseLLC and former Vice Chairman of the New York Mercantile Exchange, and KevinBook, founding partner of ClearView Energy and a Senior Associate at CSIS.

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Robert Rapier: Oil Prices Stuck in Bear Market Trading Range But No Peak Demand for Oil

Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed returning guest, oil and energy expert, Robert Rapier http://www.rrapier.com/. Robert has 25 years of experience working in the oil & energy industry and he writes a free weekly column for Forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapier/#336ba0e82b47.
Robert writes free articles for OilPrice.com http://oilprice.com/contributors/Robert-Rapier/articles
Robert also writes 2 paid energy newsletters for Investing Daily: https://www.investingdaily.com/experts/robert-rapier
During this 25+ minute interview, Jason starts off by asking Robert if he thinks oil is stuck in a long bear market and a bearish, downward trading range?
Robert talks about how oil's been in a bear market for 3 out of the last 4 years. With countries like Libya, Nigeria, Iran and Iraq wanting to significantly increase their annual oil production even at low prices as well as US shale oil producers in the Permian Basin not cutting back their oil production a large supply overhang will keep oil prices from exploding higher in the near term. However, there's been hundreds of billions in CAPEX cuts from non US shale oil producers and National Oil Companies (NOCs) since oil crashed below $100/barrel so sometime in the future this will have ramifications.
Jason also asks Robert about the balance sheets and costs of the larger US shale oil producers. What are their costs? Do they have too much debt?
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1) https://srsroccoreport.com/u-s-fracking-oil-industry-in-trouble-investors-losing-faith/
2) https://srsroccoreport.com/trouble-financing-its-debt-massive-decline-rates-pushes-u-s-shale-oil-industry-closer-towards-bankruptcy/
To wrap up the interview, Jason asks Robert about whether it's realistic for all internal combustion engine cars to be replaced with electric vehicles in the next 10-15 years, whether oil demand peaked, if deep water is dead until there's higher oil prices and an update about the natural gas market.
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Oil field trucking/ oil prices on the stock market and how it effect load rates

Expert Panel: Global Oil Market Outlook...

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The woman tasked with caring for accused Florida shooter Nikolas Cruz and his brother have moved quickly to file court papers seeking control of their inheritance the day after the massacre at Majory Stoneman Douglas High School, Newsweek reported. When the mother of Nikolas and Zachary Cruz died from flu-related pneumonia last November, their lives were entrusted to Roxanne Deschamps, the report said....

Special CounselRobert Mueller's probe is prepared to accept a guilty plea from the London-based son-in-law of a Russian businessman after he made false statements during the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, according to the Washington Post... Tymoshenko was later imprisoned by former president Viktor Yanukovych after signing a controversial deal with Russia for natural gas ... U.S ... U.S....

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